Ah yes, the good old, tried and true origin story. Every hero gets one, it seems, as it’s a time honored tradition in comic book
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Luke Cage – Season 1, Episode 3: Who’s Gonna Take The Weight? (2016) – Review
After the last episode managed to get the Luke Cage experience down cold, it’s now up to the rest of the season to maintain it,
Luke Cage – Season 1, Episode 2: Code Of The Streets (2016) – Review
Three seasons into Netflix’s Marvel universe have already taught me to be somewhat wary. While Daredevil and Jessica Jones both had dizzying highs that genuinely
Luke Cage – Season 1, Episode 1: Moment Of Truth (2016) – Review
It’s worth mentioning that in only three seasons of television, the Netflix arm of the Marvel Cinematic Universe had managed to deliver more diversity in
Jessica Jones – Season 1, Episode 13: AKA Smile (2015) – Review
And so here we are. After thirteen episodes and some rather odd, late in the day story decisions, we’ve finally made it to the end
Jessica jones – Season 1, Episode 12: AKA Take A Bloody Number (2015) – Review
Well, we’ve hit the penultimate episode of Jessica Jones, and for some reason it seems that the powers that be still seem unsure about how
Jessica Jones – Season 1, Episode 11: AKA I’ve Got The Blues (2015) – Review
I don’t want to be all smug and say that I called it – but I did call it.Anyone who read my review for the
Jessica Jones – Season 1, Episode 6: AKA You’re A Winner! (2015) – Review
One of Marvel’s grandest traditions is the team-up. We all know the score, a couple of heroes find that their adventures overlap and after some
Daredevil: Born Again – Season 2, Episode 8: The Southern Cross (2026) – Review
The notions of justice, heroism and even happy endings are subjects that Daredevil: Born Again have taken great glee in dismantling and putting back together
Jessica Jones – Season 1, Episode 3: AKA It’s Called Whiskey (2015) – Review
When you have an entire sister universe that’s able to operate on the more mature outskirts of an established franchise, it allows you certain freedoms
Jessica Jones – Season 1, Episode 2: AKA Crush Syndrome (2015) – Review
As we creep into the second episode of Jessica Jones with all the guile and attentiveness of a really good private investigator, we’re seeing the
Jessica Jones – Season 1, Episode 1: AKA Ladies Night (2015) – Review
With their version of Daredevil putting all memories of watching Ben Affleck flirt with Jennifer Garner on a playground swing mercifully out of our minds,
The Defenders – Season 1, Episode 7: Fish In The Jailhouse (2017) – Review
If there’s an inherent problem with the Netflix Marvel shows, it’s probably the fact that the streaming giant never seems to quite be able to
The Defenders – Season 1, Episode 6: Ashes, Ashes (2017) – Review
As we hurtle toward the climax at the speed of Daredevil free falling off the side of a building, there’s a sense that The Defenders
The Defenders – Season 1, Episode 5: Take Shelter (2017) – Review
Much like the fate of the world, Netflix and Marvel’s presentation of The Defenders seems to be balancing on the keen edge of a katana
The Defenders – Season 1, Episode 4: Royal Dragon (2017) – Review
With its last episode, the good people behind The Defenders finally delivered that golden episode that not only realised the inherent coolness of the concept,
The Defenders – Season 1, Episode 3: Worst Behaviour (2017) – Review
Maybe I’ve been a little harsh on The Defenders over the last few episodes, but I figure that if you’re going to deliver a brand
The Defenders – Season 1, Episode 2: Mean Right Hook (2017) – Review
I think it’s fair to say that the first episode of Marvel’s televisual team-up, The Defenders, hardly exploded out of the blocks with it’s first
The Defenders – Season 1, Episode 1: The H Word (2017) – Review
There was an idea to bring together a group of remarkable people to fight the battles that we never could… those people, of course, were
The Union (2024) – Review
Blue collar James Bonds are kind of a dime a dozen these days. I mean, Vin Diesel gave us Xander Cage in xXx, while Kingsman
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